Housing arrangements intended to support and accommodate people with disabilities for a longer duration—typically a few weeks to several months—are referred to as medium-term accommodations.

MTA facilities are structured to offer various levels of support, depending on individual needs. They provide assistance with daily living activities, access to therapies, community engagement programs, and sometimes skill-building activities. These accommodations are designed to be accessible and comfortable for residents with disabilities.

Medium Term Accommodation in NDIS holds immense significance by offering stability and support during transitional periods for individuals with disabilities. It aids in facilitating a smooth transition between different living arrangements, such as moving from short-term respite care to a more permanent housing solution. It also serves as a temporary solution during times when individuals may require additional support due to various circumstances.

MTA options in NDIS vary, including supported housing or group homes tailored to provide medium-term support. These accommodations offer varying levels of care and assistance, catering to different needs, including behavioural or complex support requirements.